Last year, the Kansas Legislature approved a bill to authorize KRGC to issue a single HHR license. Some describe HHRs as pari-mutuel wagering devices.
The so-called HHRs look & operate like Las Vegas-style slot machines but they somewhat differ because their upshots are based on formerly run horse races. Thus, the license allowing installation of historical horse racing (HHR) machines to the former Wichita Greyhound Park is just like a dream come true for the business tycoon. The 88-year-old billionaire wanted to launch a casino in Kansas for more than two twenty years.
American businessman Phil Ruffin will finally be able to put gambling machines inside his Wichita Greyhound Park, thanks to the Kansas Racing & Gaming Commission (KRGC) that awarded a license for the same.
